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Doings Around Home

Of interest to you and your friends

. Representing’:
: - | ss (| Leading Fire and Life
SEER IKI IRRNEE anno ||| Insurance Companies
For Sale Cheap—20 suckling pigs, 4 -
brood sows, 1 extra large boar.—s.
A. Corley, Pacific.
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Hon. Dr. Manion, minister of tail-
ways und canals at Ottawa, told Mr.
Kennedy, M.P, for Peace River, that

Dr. J. 4. Gillis, MLA. bas heen |:
famed chairman of the Libernt enu-
ents, It seems to ms we heard during
the election cumpaign that there: was
to be no Liberal caucaus: that all the
business of the pravince was to be

done on the floor of the hottse. Pos-
& Pacific outlet might be given the sibly it was fond that plan did not.
Perve River before very long. © Mr. work so well,

Kennedy received support from sever- .
al Liberal members, ‘including Olof
Hanson, The outlet will be via a nor-
thern ronte if Mr, Kennedy in the
Dominion House and Mr. Planta in the
provinelal house have anything. to do
about it. :

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You Office Work given |
Prompt and Careful - (-
‘Attention

economical
and delicious
table syrup

THE CANADA STARCH CO,

nourishing
sweet for the
whole fami Mi

 HAZELTON, B. €.

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Adinunds & Walker of New West- ; ”

minster have decided to pen an office

in Prince Rupert tor handing thetr sal-

mon and halibut tusiness in the Horth.

This will be qnite a help’ to Rupert as}.

Well as to Edmunds & Walker, ;
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Orme’s, Ltd. if
(The Pioneer Druggist)

The Mail Order Drug Store
of Northern B. C,

British Columbia

THE MINERAL PROVINCE OF WESTERN CANADA

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Elsewhere in this issue will be found
Ja list of the meetings to be held by Mr.
Grant, markets commissioner for B.C.

fee

has profluced minerals of an oggregate value of Dr. R. C. Bamford spent a few days

in Hazelton last week on business,

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“Placer Mining in British Columbia.”

Summary and Review of the Mineral Industry of British
Columbia for the six months ended June 30th,.1933 ;

Non-metalie Mineral Investigations: “Rarite” “Asbestos”
“Glassware”; “Clay”; "Magnesite and Hydro-magnesite”.

Address cnguiries to z

The Honourable The Minister af Mines

Parliament Buildings

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Although Canndo’s share of the
British bacon market increased in 1933
to $06,000 ewts from 181,000 ewts in
1932 and 49,000 ewts in 1931, Canada's
shipments represent only 5 per cent of
the British bacon imports from all
somrees.

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The latest milk bottle washing ma-
chines have a capacity of 60,000 bottles

The ladies of Hazelton were delight-
ed with the sale of home cooking they

Victoria, B. C.

held in the United Church last Friday
afternoon in aid of the W. A, to the H:
H. There was a good attendance and
there was lots of good things to sell.
The funds of the society were increns-

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turn for their labors,

John Newick attended Presbytery

meeting in Prince Rupert last week as

a delegate from the hospital. ‘
. see.

Mrs. H. C. Wrinch accompanied the
Doctor to Prince Rupert last week.
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Jubn Dahl and Arthur Lindquist left
on Friday last for McConnell Creek in
the Ingenica country. They haye a
dog team and have made provisions to
remain in.there ‘all season, Last year
they did’ some prospecting and found
what they belleve will give them a re
They propose
o stake the ground as a lease as soon

‘as they &et in,

Miss Haines, R.N,, of the Hazelton

Eveu though business is not up te normal you still
use Counter Check Books and need them now or in the
near future, . .

The Omineca Herald

- Will now supply you with

of any size and any make and
at manufacturer’s prices

Give your order to us or send it by mail to

_ The Omineca Herald
_ New Hazelton, BC.

Counter Check Books|

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Is Your Subscription Due?
It is Only Two Dollars‘a Year
_ Now is a good:time to pay

ed by $27.00,

i Mineral Act

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CERTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS

Notice

‘Silver Bell Mineral Claim, situute in

slur District.

Where lovated—On Six Mile Creek,
Four Mile Mountain, near Hazelton,

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“FAKE NOTICE thot’ J. A, Ttuther-
ford, F.M,C, No. 62687D, agent for Wr,
Giebe, Free Miner’s Certificate No.
46881D,. intend, sixty days from the
dite -hereof, to apply to the Mining
Recorder for a Certificate of Tmprove-

™Ments for the purpose of obtaining a

Crown Grant of the above claim.

And further take notice that action,
under sectlon 85, must be commenced
before the issuance of such Certificate
of Improvements,

Dated this third day of January, 1934,

the Omineca Mining Diviston of Cas-,

Hospital staff, left last Thursday for
her home in New Westminster. She
has a three months leare of absence.
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‘Miss Boliver R.N, of Smithers, and
a graduate of the Hazelton Hoapltal,
arrived last week to take Miss Elaines
place on the hospital statt,

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Dan Quinliver hay returned from the
south where he was working in a mine
ani where he met with an aceident a
few months ago. He is now quite re-

covered again,

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Durlug the’ pust week Mr. Parson,
fur trade commissioner of the Hudson
Bay Co., and his secretary Mr, Bassett
of, Winnipeg,’ and Mr. Gibson, inspec-
tor of the western Arctic District of
the same company, paid business visits
to the store in Hazelton.’ Mr. Parsons
says that there is a quite apparent in-
crease in business and in confidence,
especially in that part of Canada enst
of here, While in town Mr. Parsons
paid a visit to the Hospital and he in-

cidentally left a donation of $50. |

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| Admission 50c

St. Patrick’s Dance _ |
‘Friday, March 16th

_ Under the auspices New Hazelton, members. -—
of the W. A. to the Hazelton Hospital

__ New Hazelton Hall
Miss Anderson’s Orchestra —

Refreshments Included _
Lots of Pleasure for Little Money

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City Transfer
Smithers, B.C. ‘

Taxi and Ilransfer Service
At all hours ‘hans 4 al

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W..B. Leach’ ” Owner

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B.C. UNDERTAKERS }

EMBALMING Fuk SHIPMENT A SPECIALTY

A wire
will bring u

P.O, Box 94
j PRINCE RUPER™ B.C,

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COOPER H. WRINCH

‘Licensed Insurance Agent |

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; Handling all types of insurance,
tincluding

Fire, Automobile, Sick-
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$1,400,000,000 These meeings are to be held from the W. Lattie. SO yo
11th fo the 15th of March under the{_,.\* /#!ftle’s honse way on tive in Haz ian
auspices of the Farmers Institutes. elton ast Friday afternoon about 2,30. es vo -
, sane .|Corpl. Kingston lnppened to see it and a
bli . a eee he aud Cons, Davidson, ‘grabbed two Drugs .. Stationery
Recent Pu ications FASTER- TEA—The Ladies Aid of ne hers and hnstled to the Fancy Goods Kodaks
oz a ne . ° ay | Fite iu the car. ey were in time to s : an |
You ave invited to apply to the Department of Mines, Victoria, the a tele ature in Hazelton will control the flames before they spread P ictures Developed and {2
BG, for the latest authorative information regarding mining SIst, (Friday), from 3.30 to 6.30 in the to any extent. Theip prompt ‘action ; Printed ‘
development in British Columbia afternoon. There will be 2 home cook. saved the house which is one of the =.
, ing stall and Easter Novelties for sale| Petter Indian honsex on the. Huzelton Pri re R t B C
Annual Report of the Honorable the Minister of Mines for as well as the serving of tea. Heep in| "Serve - tee . nec. uper p Sole
the calendar year 1933 mind this special feature. ma

HAZELTON, B. C.

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Dr. R. C. Bamford

DENTIST
SMITHERS, B. C.

Hours 9amto6pm Evenings
by appolniment.' -' ty

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. The Hazelton Hospital

; The Hazelton Hospital issues tic- |
kets for any period at $1.50 per:
‘month in advance. ‘Thig rate in-
‘eludes office consultations, medi-
felines, as well ag all. costs while.
in the hospital. Tiokets are ob-
tainable in Huzlton at: the drug
store or by. mal! from the medl-

tal euperintendant at the hoaritnl